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The Grateful Dead is back in select movie theaters nationwide for only one night on Thursday, April 19 at 7:00PM (local time) for the second annual Grateful Dead Meet-Up At The Movies presented by Fathom. This year we've reached deep into the Grateful Dead vault to present the unreleased iconic concert captured at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on July 18, 1989 (the show directly following the band's famous Downhill From Here performance.) The event features the complete concert with two and a half hours of music!
Don’t miss your only opportunity to join friends and fans for the second annual Grateful Dead Meet-Up at the Movies at 7:00PM (local time) in select theatres Thursday, April 19. |
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Catch the first glimpse of the unreleased 7/18/89 Alpine Valley show with this beauty of a "New Minglewood Blues".
I thought they were supposed to do a Daves picks slideshow and show some of the Dead covers project too, am I mistaken or was the Pittsburgh cinema excluded?
Being at this show @ Alpine was spectacular, and seeing it again up close & personal brought back wonderful memories. The movie last night gave me an appreciation, as good as it was at the time, of how well-played that whole show really was. Watching the Brent/Jerry interaction was fun; a really touching moment for me was seeing pictures of Brent's girls sitting on his keyboards. We had a small crowd of about 40 - 50 at a theatre in Milwaukkee, and everybody was hootin' & hollerin' when necessary, even had us up dancing. A great night; thanks again, and see you next year.
And to Levon, thank you for all you gave. Enjoy your well - deserved rest.
Peace,
Steve
Wonderful time in Wilmington DE, right up till the cable provider cut out in the middle Dear Mr. Fantasy. Theater was about 1/3 full :( but in the ensuing silence we met up with folks we hadn't seen in *years* (and a few we hadn't seen yet) :) The theater was really nice about the technical glitch, they refunded our tickets (hope it is DISH network that foots that bill, not the organizers). STILL, I *really* wanted to see how many more notches the band was going to take Dear Mr Fantasy up ... Brent was ON FIRE.
Wonderful time in Wilmington DE, right up till the cable provider cut out in the middle Dear Mr. Fantasy. Theater was about 1/3 full :( but in the ensuing silence we met up with folks we hadn't seen in *years* (and a few we hadn't seen yet) :) The theater was really nice about the technical glitch, they refunded our tickets (hope it is DISH network that foots that bill, not the organizers). STILL, I *really* wanted to see how many more notches the band was going to take Dear Mr Fantasy up ... Brent was ON FIRE.
I thought they were supposed to do a Daves picks slideshow and show some of the Dead covers project too, am I mistaken or was the Pittsburgh cinema excluded?